About BASF East Africa

BASF East Africa Ltd, the regional sales hub for the East African market, was established in Kenya in 2011 and is responsible for 15 countries. Our portfolio is organized into six segments: Chemicals, Materials, Industrial Solutions, Surface Technologies, Nutrition & Care and Agricultural Solutions. In Ethiopia, BASF has a Trade Representative Office responsible for the various BASF industry segments. BASF Djibouti FTZE was established in 2022 and has an office in Djibouti City. Continuous innovation and tailor-made solutions ensure our customers achieve greater success.

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Our portfolio ranges from chemicals and materials to industrial solutions, surface technologies, nutrition, personal care & agricultural solutions

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BASF supports customers and patners in more than 90 countries

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BASF East Africa Latest News

The Good Quality Coolant Campaign

Many motorists in East Africa face the challenge of engine damage as a result of vehicle overheating. Overheating can be traced back to the use of low quality or fake coolants. BASF has partnered oil marketing companies in the region to sensitize motorists on the dangers of using coolants of dubious quality.

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United against Malaria

Zero by 40 - the initiative for a world free of malaria by 2040.

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BASF SE plant aufgrund der Ausbreitung desDue to the spread of the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) in Germany, BASF SE plans to conduct the company’s Annual Shareholders’ Meeting on June 18, 2020 as an entirely virtual shareholders’ meeting without the presence of shareholders. The health of employees, shareholders and the service providers involved takes priority. The virtual format, which has been made possible for this year by German legislation, will allow BASF’s Annual Shareholders’ Meeting to take place within the statutory period of six months after the end of the fiscal year, as required by law for companies with the legal form of a Societas Europaea (SE); in the case of BASF, the fiscal year corresponds to the calendar year.

Covid-19 and Measures

The coronavirus pandemic is currently posing major challenges to many people and also to companies. Only together can we succeed in overcoming this crisis.

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Energy and climate protection at BASF

BASF is committed to economically efficient and ecologically effective global climate protection and supports the UN Sustainable Development Goal "Climate Action". This can only be successfully achieved together, in dialogue with policy and society, as well as in strong partnerships for climate protection.